For the New Yorkers here

[Cheyenne]

http://www.travelettes.net/new-york-city’s-hidden-subway-station/

Did you know this station existed?

 

[islandman]

Yes.



Extra letters.

 

[Cheyenne]

Yes.



Extra letters.

Have you seen it?

 

[JohnnySavage]

http://www.travelettes.net/new-york-city’s-hidden-subway-station/

Did you know this station existed?

DC has a forgotten street car station under DuPont Circle.

Reclaiming it is one of the projects I'm involved in

http://www.dupontunderground.org/

 

[Cheyenne]

DC has a forgotten street car station under DuPont Circle.

Reclaiming it is one of the projects I'm involved in

http://www.dupontunderground.org/

That's a pretty cool project, too!

I like the NYC subway station though both for the beauty of the station itself and for the art work that has been added. The next time I get back to NYC, I want to see it. Of course, I canceled my trip there that was planned for August so it may be awhile before I'm back in the area.

 

[zipman]

Yes. Now you're actually allowed to stay on the 6 train when it turns around. We used to have to have to hope for a lazy conductor who wouldn't check the train.

 

[islandman]

Have you seen it?

I've seen it from the 6 train. Once in a blue moon you'll have a walking tour of it, but, for obvious reasons, they tend to fill up quickly. There are many abandoned stations throughout NYC. This and one in Brooklyn are the most notable.

 

[slave_]

Yes and yes. Haven't walked it. Great Guastavino vaulting!

 

[islandman]

Yes and yes. Haven't walked it. Great Guastavino vaulting!

You're a New Yorker?

 

[slave_]

You're a New Yorker?

Yup.

...another direct deposit.